Registration Act, 1908

Section 74

Registration of documents relating to immovable property situated in a foreign country, when not required.

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Provision: Section 74 of Registration Act, 1908
Act: Registration Act, 1908
Classification: property
Jurisdiction: India

Statutory Content

What does Section 74 of Registration Act, 1908 say?

Nothing in section 73 shall apply to any document relating to immovable property situated in a foreign country, if the document is a will, or a power of attorney, or a document of a like nature, or if the document is a copy of a document already registered in that country, or if the document is a document of a class which, by the law of that country, is not required to be registered.

Indian StandardSection 74, Registration Act, 1908

Bluebook (21st ed.)Registration Act, 1908, § 74 (India)

Court Pleading StandardSection 74 of the Registration Act, 1908

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What is Section 74 of Registration Act, 1908?

Section 74 of the Registration Act, 1908 (Registration Act, 1908) defines and regulates "Registration of documents relating to immovable property situated in a foreign country, when not required.". The section states: Nothing in section 73 shall apply to any document relating to immovable property situated in a foreign country, if the document is a will, or a power of attorney, or a document of ...

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